Things I Do While Writing

By DitrieMarieBowie March 3, 2017March 21, 2017

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Things I do while writing. Listed from least amount to greatest. One. Looking up what that thingamabob with the thinger on the thingy is called. Two. Finding definitions for words I already know. Three. Scouring a thesaurus so I can replace that one word I use a billion times. Four. Compiling a search history that almost certainly has me flagged by the NSA. Five. Pacing. Six. Swearing. End of pie chart. — I also swear profusely while drawing, gaming, crocheting, knitting, and pretty much anything that involves skill. Fun fact: I almost never swear in public.

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One comment

James says:

March 4, 2017 at 9:55 am

I never swear in public either but at home I’m terrible. So bad in fact that my dear wife has also picked up the habit and would now make a sailor blush. Also I’m very good at pacing.

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